The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. GROCERIES.

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pounding. Corn wac quiet aud litte
changed. Fluctuations In failures were
not outside ic. Recsip,s were quite
liberal-520 cars. Oats were ~l:feless
values seemed inclined TO be a little
easier, but the limited trading pre-.
vented any essential change. Ia the
provision market the yellow fever
scare in florida wss used 10 knock
October short ribs of 273c from yes.
terdsy's clote, but the purchase OF a
few small lots by scalpere caused a
rally # l5c List sales were l2lc
lower than yesterday Of 50 80.
The leading futures ranged ss fol-
lowe:
Wheat, No. October opaned a.
zoe, highest zoe, lowest 69sc, clos.
irg at 69Rc; November opened NJ 7lsc,
highest 7llc. lowest 70ic, closing at
703t; December opened at 1913, hiph.
est 73c, lowest 72lc, closing al 72lc;
Nay opened at 7Stc, highest 7Sic, low
est 77kc, closing al zee.
Corn, No. 2-0ctober opened al
All ;, highest 42tc, lowest 42tc, c'os.
log at 42ic; November opened at i2s ,,
highest 42ic, lowest 42ic, closing at
42tc; December opened nj 42tc, high.
est age, lowest 42lc, closing at 42lc;
May opeued at 45ic, highest 4b4c,
lowest 45lc, closing at 45lC.
Oats, M. 2-0ctOber opened at 2bIc,
highest 26c, lowest csc. closing at
25 10; Eovembe, opened at 26l highest
26lc, Lowest 26Ac, closing at 26lc; May
opened at 29Ic. highest SOC, lowest
29ic, closing at SOC.
Mes pork, per bbl-Year opened at
fl2, highest -, lowest -, clos.
ing ut -; January opened at
sl2 27i, highest sl2 PA, lowest Sl2 %,
closing at tl2 27..
Lard, per 100 lbH-October opened
at SO 90, highest ~ 30, lowest 80 i7l,
closing at S. 90; November opened
at So pa, highest SO 1924, lowest s. 27l,
closing NJ ~ 80; D~c-mber opened
ii 50 30, Highest 10 321. Lowest 81 81,
closing At 81 30 January opened a.
80 50, highest 80 37i. lowest 50 80,
closiDg at So 37l.
Short ribs, per 100 lbs-0ctober
opened at 81 20, highest 81 50, lowest
81 20, closi5g AZ 81 so; Jabuary opensd
at 80 20, highest 50 20, loves, 50 20,
closing at - 20.
Dash q%uotsuonn were a. follows:
FlouT-Firm and urch ugad.
No. 2 eprirg wheat ,6gl "a sole; No. a
spring wbea,, 66d66ic, N. 2 red,
7lic: No. 2 corn, 42lc md; No. 2 oats
2btG26,; NJ. 9 rye, i0,; No. 2 bar
Icy, No. 1sxeeed, 81 O6l prim,
timothy seed, 81 27@2 %
Mess pork. per bbi, tl4 lard, pei
100 lbs, SO 80! as Do; short rib sldee
loose, 81 80; diy sailed shoulder,
boxed, 81 20@7 25j short clear sides,
boxed. S77 Cg7 70.
Receipts-Flour, $1,000 brls; wheat
$4,000 bu; corn, 2bl 900 bu; osis
| $4,000 bu; rye. 5000 bu: barley
1900 bu. Shipments Flour, 10,
600 brls: wheat, 1000 bu; corn
$4,000 bu; oats, 100000 bu; rye
none; barley, 4l,000 bu. u
On the produce exchange today IN,
butter market was s'eady creamery
lS(G26c; dairy, lala22c. Esg, firm
fresh northern, ia @lS.
ST LoUrs, Mo, Oct. -slour-Hru
but dull.
Wheat opened steady. but BEGAN,
weak, December aud May droppnI
lode; the market WAS moderate NJ
2 red, cash, 70l@7lic; October, 70l@
7Olc, CLOSING . 7csg; November, Tic
December, 72l@7.l closing al 72ic
MAY, 79lG79io, closing o. 7gla.
Cjrn-Firm; cssn 40lCaIni"; Oc,o
Der, zoe; November, 39Ca3gI , c o'inl
At sole; December, 3sic, May, ALEC
al, c.osng at 4laG.
Oats-StSady oasb, 2iic; October
24lc; November, 24lci May, 2si@
2Stc, closing ut 2SI.
Rye-NothiDg done; nominal al D
@55c.
Brley- Nothing done; nominal a
csc.
ar-Slrong at SIS.
CornmeAl- Unchanged at " ora
SEQ
Hay- Unchar ged; prime timothy
iiS b09l7i prairie, 90 6O@ll 81.
Eggs-Dail, liic.
ButtpT-Higher and In demand
creamery, l692lc; dairy, 2l@2bo.
Pfovisions-Llwer. Pork, trfesulaI
uss, Sl4 so Lard, 1910 DIV cal
moats % X d) - Shoulders, 81 37i
long clear, 81 80; clear ribs. ~ 500
1874; tl OFT clear, 81 SOCa7 ~. B,ooi
Cox 81 - shoulder, 90 37ic; lonI
ulears, IS On; clear ribs, a. 80; fhoI
n sArs, s. SJgS 90. Hame, steady
i2alie.
Rroslpts-Flour, 1000 brls; whm,
$1,000 bu; corr, 24,00O bu; osts, "a,
OD bu rye, 1000; barley. 2S,COO bu
Shipments - Flour, 1900 brle
whert, 1900 bu; corn, $1,000 bu
oats, 900 bu rye, 1909 Du barley
1000 bu.
NIw YORK Oct. = -Coh se-spot iAi
Riui IN Al l0lc; options about 10 point
higher coed nfm; aales, 3i,50O bsgs
DC or.T, M 2O@i7 30; November
f7 3i@l7 AS December, tl7 tO6
IL 20 January, 81 80; March, 81 q
Ml7 On; April, si7 35Cal7 a.; Nav
fl7 3C@l7 80; June, tl7 30(al7 81
: otsmper, $40 g5; Deosmbsr lsSsl
5000 bigs flB 6C6l8 20
Sugar Finn aud quiet; refined
firm OF A, bl95I; coniestioner
A, 6@8 | l0c; cut loaf sod crushed
1lci g.anulat d, Ole; caboS, 6J lC@
sc. Molass,s quiet and nominal
Rice tteady.
Kansas CnY, No., Oct. s-whea
strong No. 2 soft, csh, o. bid, 6il
alted; November, 84ic bio, G6c aksd
Msy, 73Ig bid. 7iIe asked. Or
sieauy; No. 2 cash, 35lc bid, 3bl
asked; year, Sole; May, $3.50 blc
80 'sked. oa.s-No. 2, cash, go old
22ic ssked.
C~IscissArI, o., OCT. S-Wbisk
steady tales, 77s btrrelB iubhe'
goods on basin oi 81 O5. Butter easy
Sugar firm Eggs saey ut lGfDl6I'
Cheese dull at llCal2c.
So. WOOL.
VI. LOUIS, No., Oct 8 -Eiuie
money market In the east has create